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    Keep safe when offroading - another tragedy in Western Australia

    Australia is a very big place and outside of the main population centres it is very remote and unforgiving. So far this year I believe that we have had 5 people die in remote country from either vehicle breakdowns or boggins and they have run out of water and died of thirst and the lastest...
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    Helena and Aurora Ranges - Western Australia

    There are so many places off of the normal 'tourist' tracks / places to visit - if you need assistance in planning let me know and I will see what I can do. Karl
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    Bunbury WA

    I have never been there - so I am looking forward to checking it out. Have heard some good reports from guys n my Club. In regards to camera - I have the following: 1. Canon 6D, 2. Canon 7D, 3. Canon 450D, 4. Olympus OMD EM5 Mk 1, 5. Phantom 3 standard, and 6. A couple of...
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    Bunbury WA

    Leave the bogans alone - Rockingham is great :tonguewink: :tonguewink: :tonguewink: I should put some trips up - maybe next year. Doing a quick overnighter to Lake Norring this weekend to do some photography - hopefully the weather will be good and the sky clear at night. Karl
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    Bunbury WA

    In Rockingham and have no plans to move :grin: :grin: :grin: :grin: I do a lot of travels in the Wheatbelt and starting to explore the mid-west region - not all of my trips are 4WD but are remote and are photography / history based :grinning: Karl
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    What is your sleeping preference?

    After 23 years in the Aust Army, I know that any idiot can be uncomfortable out bush and I never want to sleep on the ground again :frowning::frowning: I now go camping in luxury :grinning::grinning: If I am by myself I have an awning tent or for longer trips or if She Who Must Be Obeyed...
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    Photography

    Ex German Army Unimog converted into a camper - photographed at night using just the light from the full moon. Karl
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    Father's Group Day Out

    One of the members from my 4WD Club asked if we could take a few of the dad's in his local high school Father's Group out and teach them about 4WDing. They all owned a 4WD but hadn't ever done much off roading so myself and one member from my Club took them out and ran them through the basics...
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    Nature Photos

    A visitor to our campsite last weekend :blush: This is a Bungarra - also called a Goanna in other parts of Australia. Karl
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    Camp Photos!

    From a trip last weekend to Ninghan Station, Mid-west Region of Western Australia where we camped at Wardaggar Rock. In Australia a Station is the same as a ranch in the USA. Wardaggar Rock is a special site for the local Bidimaya People as it is where the women went to give birth. Karl...
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    Auto Lockers up front

    An update on my new lockers - They are awesome :grinning: :grinning: :grinning: :grinning: :grinning: :grinning: I have done two off road trips with them in various terrain from flat open outback country with an extremely steep hill climb to a trip today in hilly bush country. Initially I was...
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    any one with a frontier

    In Australia they are called the Nissan Navara D40. Mine is a 2010 Thai build - built in Thailand and not Spain. It is a 2.5 litre turbo diesel with the 5 speed automatic gearbox and I have had it from new and it is just about to clock 250 000 km. I have fitted an ARB Bullbar, side rails and...
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    Auto Lockers up front

    I will - three days of 4WDing and camping this weekend - bring it on :grin: :grin: :grin: :grin: Karl
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    Auto Lockers up front

    I have just fitted an auto locker in the front diff of my Nissan Navara D40 (I think you guys call them Frontiers or similar in the US) and a Harrop E locker in the rear. The Harrop E locker is an Eaton one made under licence here in Australia. I haven't yet tested the auto locker out yet...
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    Nature Photos

    We have hundreds of ship wrecks off of the coast of Western Australia that we know but there may be many more that we don't. Most of the known ones are Portuguese, Dutch and English but there must be many from Arabia and the sub continent that we don't know of. There is some sort of writing...
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    Arnhem sept 2019

    My old man was in the Battle for Arnhem - he was on the anti-aircraft guns surrounding Arnhem Bridge throughout the entire battle. A guy I know in our Navy (Aussie) - his mother was a young girl in Arnhem and during the battle she was in house about 100m from the bridge and could see the German...
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    Nature Photos

    This is a photo of Walga Rock which is located in the mid west region of Western Australia. It is a significant site to the local Indigenous People and under the over hang (which you can just see) is an ancient art gallery and the paintings are thought to be over 10 000 years old. Amongst...
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    Camp Photos!

    From 4 weeks ago. Karl
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    Camp Photos!

    From a camping trip last year to Mollorine Rock in the northern Wheatbelt Region of Western Australia. Karl Under the Southern Cross
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    ARB awning and room

    Here is Australia there are lots of knock off versions of the ARB tent - I have one for the 2.5 x 2m awning and picked it up on sale for about $150 AUD. Have used it once - it is a bit of a pain to set up by myself but that is due to carrying some old injuries but if two people are doing it, it...